Banking Deregulation is a policy-driven process within financial governance that involves the systematic removal or relaxation of government-imposed restrictions on banking institutions' operations, structures, and market entry, distinguishing it from related regulatory adjustments by its intent to enhance market competition and institutional autonomy.
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Entrepreneurship and Bank Credit Availability
Sandra E. Black, Philip E. Strahan · The Journal of Finance · 2002 · 1.2K citations
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